—the experiential operation of knowledge

—a list of works a writer presents forbackground or further reading

About Heaven Vs Reincarnation by DharmaWe have moved forward in every aspect of our lives but when it comes to religion we keep regurgitating old and primitive ideas. Our ideas of Heaven and Reincarnation fall into this category. I have asked …

—a prewriting technique used togenerate ideas

About Adventures of an Old Maggot“A Maggot is described in the Aussie Slang Dictionary as a “reprehensible character.”What does an “old maggot” do when his wife dies unexpectedly, and his house burns down?Set in the suburbs of Melbourne, …

Cordelia Zukerman and Thomas H. Luxon

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We have seen every where the poor aborigines melt away

About Temptation of Unholy Maria: The Girl with the Transparent SkinAn ancient monastery patronizes a clinic, which treats girls who have experienced abuse in their childhoods. One of them, as a child, chose her father herself, a respectable …

—the desired learningoutcomes of specific thinking tasks

Clauses are also classified as restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses. (The words essential and nonessential are sometimes used and mean the same thing as restrictive and nonrestrictive, respectively. British grammarians will make this same distinction by referring to clauses with the terms defining and non-defining.) A nonrestrictive clause is not essential to the meaning of the sentence; it can be removed from the sentence without changing its basic meaning. Nonrestrictive clauses are often set apart from the rest of the sentence by a comma or a pair of commas (if it's in the middle of a sentence).

Cordelia Zukerman and Thomas H. Luxon

The novel thus characterizes cross-cultural education as instrumental in the formation and maintenance of interpersonal bonds, thereby proposing that the sentimentalism of women's sentimental writing can effectively support rather than simply eradicate or impede cultural diversity.

The novel links cross-cultural respect and affectional experience by demonstrating that Genevieve's embrace of Wynema as a sister is the end result of a lengthy process of development that enables her to see the Muscogee people as fellow human beings with rich cultural traditions, rather than Christian projects.

Nonetheless, Winnemucca’s writing had an effect on many in society who had not been exposed to the mistreatment Indians were experiencing.

—research resourcesthat are stored using electronic devices

Thus, Milton depicts the anxiety resulting from new and often unwelcome discoveries and theories, as Raphael cautions: "God to remove his wayes from human sense,/ Plac'd Heav'n from Earth so farr, that earthly sight, / If it presume, might err in things too high,/ and no advantage gain" (). Scholars currently seem to be in agreement that Milton was aware of scientific developments and their implications. Whether we can understand Milton's philosophy in terms of scientific theory, or even know Milton's conception of the extent of appropriate human knowledge, has yet to be determined. Although Adam may be "led on, yet sinless, with desire to know/ What neerer might concern him" (), Raphael's warning to him concludes: "Sollicit not thy thoughts with matters hid, / Leave them to God above, him serve and feare . . . Heav'n is for thee too high / To know what passes there; be lowlie wise" (). What knowledge glorifies God and what knowledge—too great for human understanding—threatens the very systems it seeks to explain? Milton was likely still uncertain about this issue as he sent Adam and Eve forth from Eden: "High in Front advanc't,/ The brandisht Sword of God before them blaz'd/ Fierce as a Comet" ().

—relating to explanatory, informative, orscientific speech or writing

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